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Abstract 13

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US$1,470.00

Trần Hải Minh | 2024

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DETAILS

Medium: Mixed media on Chuoi paper.

Dimensions: 91 cm x 126 cm

ABOUT ARTWORK

Inspired by the art of Chinese and Japanese calligraphy, combined with Western expressionist style, Tran Hai Minh created a unique approach to calligraphic abstract expressionism.

While adhering to the aesthetic of minimal color usage on a flat plane, characteristic of East Asian calligraphy, Tran Hai Minh's calligraphic abstract expressionism is not constrained by the same principles as the "unified calligraphy and painting" style.

Tran Hai Minh's approach constructs form and composition and conveys messages through suggestive strokes, expressing free emotions. Thus, each viewer's experience can lead to different interpretations. These artworks evoke a sense of timelessness through the use of earthy tones such as brown, gray, black, and soft yellows. The restrained palette amplifies the intensity of the marks, allowing the viewer to feel the weight and rhythm of each stroke, while also inviting a quiet contemplation of the artist's connection to the natural world and Eastern traditions.

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